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Poker calculator

Posted on Dec 30, 2007 01:39:49 AM

Are you up for playing an online poker game tonight? Then you will need a poker calculator to make sure you know the poker odds when you are playing. Magicholdem.com brings poker fans out there a poker tool for them to use when playing this popular game. A poker calculator can give real time odds and stats for a poker player to use. Magicholdem calculator is the only tool a poker player needs. Go check out their site now for more information.

Top 10 Great Gifts for Gamers

Posted on Dec 17, 2007 11:37:35 PM

If you are shopping for gifts for someone in your life that enjoys video games, this list features 10 of the best gift ideas for gamers. Not all computer peripherals are equal, and the deficits of most computer peripherals become very apparent when they are used for gaming. this list of 10 great gifts for gamers will give you an idea of what the best gaming peripherals are for any avid PC gamer.

1. Logitech MOMO Racing Steering Wheel
If you are shopping for a gamer who enjoys racing and driving games, the Logitech MOMO Racing Steering Wheel is about the best computer peripheral or game controller you can get them. The Logitech MOMO Racing Steering Wheel includes the force feedback steering wheel and pedal set. The added realism the Logitech MOMO Racing Steering Wheel adds is as good as it gets this side of a real race car.

2. Logitech Cordless Rumble Pad 2 Gamepad
If the gamer you are shopping for does not like being tied down with wired controllers, the Logitech Cordless Rumble Pad 2 Gamepad is an excellent wireless game controller. The Logitech Cordless Rumble Pad 2 Gamepad is designed in a similar fashion to the standard PS2 controller, so console gamers will feel right at home with it in their hands. The Logitech Cordless Rumble Pad 2 Gamepad’s 2.4 GHz design has great range and no lag.

3. Saitek Cyborg Evo Force Joystick
If your gamer is a fan of flight simulators, the Saitek Cyborg Evo Force Joystick is a great force feedback joystick. The Saitek Cyborg Evo Force Joystick is also great for driving games and other types of games. If you are looking for all around flexibility and the ability to be used on many different game types, the Saitek Cyborg Evo Force Joystick is a great all around game controller choice.

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Online backgammon fun

Posted on Dec 14, 2007 11:07:11 AM

Do you want to know the latest about online backgammon? Then all of you have to do is go to Mister Gammon, an online backgammon site dishing out the latest information about backgammon tournaments and events. If you want to know more about backgammon software for real money or just for fun, then this is the site you are looking for. Available in six languages, Mister Gammon is a lot of help for newbies wanting to learn the real way to play backgammon online. Go and check out the site now.

Great poker player Reese dies at 56

Posted on Dec 5, 2007 06:35:23 PM

David “Chip” Reese, a card star who won one of the biggest cash games in the world and three World Series of Poker championships, has died. He was 56.

Reese died in his sleep and was found by his son early Tuesday morning at his Las Vegas home after suffering from symptoms of pneumonia, said poker great Doyle Brunson, his longtime friend.

“I knew him for 35 years, I never saw him get mad or raise his voice,” Brunson said. “He had the most even disposition of anyone I’ve ever met. He’s certainly the best poker player that ever lived.”

After attending Dartmouth College, Reese was on his way to Stanford business school in the early 1970s when he stopped by a Las Vegas poker room and won big, said World Series of Poker media director Nolan Dalla.

“He just accidentally stumbled into Las Vegas and never left,” Dalla said.

His immediate success at cash games and low-key persona won him friends, even among those who wound up passing him their chips.

Despite winning three World Series champion’s bracelets over the last four decades, including a $1.8 million HORSE event in 2005 that combines five poker disciplines, Reese focused his attention on high-stakes cash games away from the limelight.

“I’ve seen him with a million dollars in front of him,” said Dalla, describing how Reese would put out racks of $5,000 chips “like he was betting a few bucks.”

Reese was part of a generation of players in the 1970s that challenged established greats like Brunson, Thomas “Amarillo Slim” Preston Jr. and Walter Clyde “Puggy” Pearson, Dalla said.

Brunson and Reese eventually became business partners, investing in everything from oil wells and mining to TV stations and racehorses and becoming sports betting consultants.

None of the ventures was successful, Brunson said.

“We went to look for the Titanic. We went to look for Noah’s Ark. We were two of the biggest suckers whenever it came to business, but we both had poker to fall back on,” Brunson said. “Thank God we could play, so we always survived.”

Reese’s prowess at both cash and tournament play was cemented with his 2005 win, said World Series of Poker commissioner Jeffrey Pollack.

“Many consider Chip the greatest cash-game player who ever lived,” Pollack said in a news release. “His victory in the inaugural $50,000 buy-in HORSE championship … made him a part of WSOP lore forever.”

Reese is survived by a son, a daughter and a stepdaughter, Brunson said. He was recently divorced from his wife.

Services are planned for Friday in Las Vegas, Brunson said.

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Posted on Dec 2, 2007 12:00:20 PM

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